Supreme Court of India
Maruthi Jaiwant Nakadi v. Eknath G Navarekar (dead) by L.rs. & Ors.
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Kamataka Land Reforms Act, 1961 s.121- - Revisional power of High Court - Application seeking occupancy rights by the person claiming himself to be tenant of suit land - No documentary evidence led by applicant - Application resisted by landlords by producing revenue records - Land Tribunal and Appellate Tribunal allowing the application - High Court allowing revision petition of landlords and rejecting the application of tenant - HELD: High Court has rightly held that statutory presumption arising out of revenue records must be given due importance and mere subjective satisfaction of
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